Environmental Health and Safety
Help Protect Our Water
Woodland Tractor & Equipment Company is very active in our environments health and welfare. As a petroleum products and hazardous material producer we have found many laws that effect us on a daily basis. Keeping educated on the ever changing laws and regulations is a full time job. We gathered this resource together so that you may also educate yourself to be sure you are also doing your part to keep California clean and safe. Much of this information we have gathered from other sources, when in doubt always go to your county CUPA (Certified Unified Program Agencies) for the regulations and requirements that apply to you. We have recently put on many seminars to help educate you about the SPCC rules and regulations and how they apply, although we are only skimming the surface I will try to provide some basic forms and links to where you can go to get the rest. I would also like to mention KPA at this time, we found that as a business we do not have the resources to keep up on all the laws, regulations, inspections and training that comes with all the regulations, So we employ KPA to do this for us. I can't say enough good things about this company, their people, their professionalism and the value we get for the dollar. I only wish we had connected with them years ago.
Yolo County Health Department
SPCC Regulations state that facilities with a total, above-ground, oil storage capacity (not actual gallons on site) of greater than 1,320 gallons must comply.
So, what is 1,320 gallons?
It's twenty-five 55-gallon drums.
It's two IBC tanks and fifteen drums.
It's one tanker truck.
It's one railroad tanker car.
Yolo County Health Department
YCHD Program Descriptions
YCHD Hazardous Material Programs
KPA Online
Compliance Services for Dealers
SPCC Plan
SPCC Fact Sheet - California EPA
Daily Inspection Log for Tank Systems
Self Audit Checklist (Non-qualified APSA Self-Audit Checklist)
Sample Emergency Plan
Above Ground Storage Fees (Yolo County) If you are in another county see your CUPA.
Tier 1 Qualified Facility SPCC Plan Template
Tier 1 ASPA Self Audit.
Tier I Qualified Facilities are those facilities that have a storage capacity of oil not exceeding 10,000 gallons with no individual tank exceeding 5000 gallons including oil other than petroleum products.
Tier 2 ASPA Self Audit.
Tier II Qualified Facilities are those facilities that have a storage capacity of oil not exceeding 10,000 gallons with an individual tank exceeding 5000 gallons including oil other than petroleum products.
Yolo County Environment Health Fees 2009/2010 (Effective 01/01/2010)
Template of forms for Business Plan
KPA SPCC Training.
These are large Microsoft PowerPoint© presentations that outline the SPCC programs. See the KPA online website for more information or contact KPA.
SPCC Basics and Outline

SPCC for Agricultural Businesses

SPCC for Dealers and Service Locations.
These presentations were presented at our location in July and September 2010, they were intended to inform and instruct our peers and customers. This is in no way a complete instruction manual or all the information you may need depending on your location and qualifications. Contact your county CUPA or KPA for more information.
Forms for downloading. Note: these are only a few you may need for start-up or on going purposes. This is no way an exhaustive list of all you may need. See the website of your CUPA for specifics.
To help see what kind of compliance product that are available that fit your needs I have placed this down loadable flyer for your convenience. You can go to UltraTech Internationals website and see more.

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